638, one of the newly acquired ex WYNP MLW 636s (of four) sits behind a just out of the shop 3642. Delaware Lackawanna now has five of the MLW "bigs" from western New York

Leaves still green.

okay, let's get this workday started.

The thick morning fog has lifted to reveal lots to do at Von Storch. M630 is getting work on its' traction motor. 3642 has has its' traction motor work completed. The PA is back in the shop for on... (more)

With this morning's stubborn fog finally lifted, I get a look at former GE Demonstrator (formerly in pink and grey) 3000 as it is its' turn for traction motor maintenance. The DL crew has been b... (more)

Spongebob rebuild on the move to pick up cars from the Susquehanna on a sunny evening.

A pair of four axles pushed two passenger cars (including EL 2) up in preparation for a special excursion.

The previous day's WT-1, which was dumping boulders at Elmhurst, lays over in Moscow.

On the shop queue.

Early morning at Bridge 60.

Dragging lots of garbage north. AC4400CW leaders are getting to be a common sight on the River sub.

This Whitcomb 65 tonner's livery was inspired by Lehigh New England rostered 601. Both 601 and 602 were built for the Army in 1944 and were stationed in Europe in WWII. This one came to the WK&S ... (more)

This saddle tank 0-4-0, built by Porter in 1920, was the first operating locomotive for Wanamaker Kempton & Southern when operations began in 1963. Now it sits in retirement, a revered reminder ... (more)

Heading north.

Although still in the same spot, this RS-1 has received some attention. The former operator's lettering has been removed;the yellow has been touched up; an SCH shield has been applied to the cab ... (more)